Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1887-11-19
DANGEROUS DRUGS.

the thing that impressed him mo- OF
allr.as the number of holidrys one en-
c,ainters abroad and the little an.iefy
Ne peop,e display in the conduct # hnst-
,hess afairs. "alen boas. here, 'he said,
'that they work for Yeas without day
otF in Europe that would be considered
u crime
MIR. II. II. Warner, who was present
at tho time, said, This IL tho hrst SUM
mer in vparr that | have ~. spent OF
the water. Been too busy"
"Then, suppose you have been al
vertisng extensively
"Not At all We have always hereto.
foro closed our laboratory duang July,
August and september, bnt this sum.
mer We have kept il running day anu
night 10 supply the demand, which has
been three times greater than ever be-
fore IN our history at this season"
"How do ,ou account for thls?'
"The increase has come from the W1i-
rersQl recognition Of the srcel'Gace q our
preparations We have been nearly ten
years before the public and the sales are
constantly Increasing while our nevvpApef
advertising is constantly dtmtA,6hi4s.
Why, high scientific and medical au-
thorities, now publicly coneedc shat cur
Warmers safe cure il the only scientific
specific for kidney and liver diseases and
for all the many diseases caused by
them"
"Have Won evidence of thisY"
"knnndance! ONLY q few weeks ago
DR.. j l.. stephens, OF Lebanon, Ohio,
specialist for the cure OF narcotic, ete.t
habits told me that a number Of cmi-
nant acientifc medical men had hecn
experimenting for years, testing and an
alvzing all known remedies Tor the kid-
news and liver, for, as you may he aware,
tie excessive use of all narcotics AMI
s,imulan.s destroys those organs, and
untii they can be restored TO health tho
habits cannot be broken up Among
the investigators were such men as j.
NJ. Hal. NJ. ID President OF the State
Board OF Heath OF Iowa, and Alexander
Neil. NJ d., Professor OF Surgery II iha
college Of Physicians aud surgeons and
president OF the Academy of Medicine nj
Columbus, who, ate, exhaustive inquiry,
reported that there was no remedy
known to schools g, to scientific inquiry
equal to Warmers safe cure W
'"Arc many persons addicted 70 tbs
use OF deadly drugs"
the world who use opium alone, and
there are many hundreds Of thousands
in this country who are yictims Of NOR
phine, opium, quinine and cocaine.
Thev think they hayo no such habit
about them-so many people are uncop-
scious victims of these habits. They
have pains Knd symptoms OF what they
cal malaria aud other diseases, when IN
I, t., a. a In ia titt n
for these terrible drugs, a demand that
is cause largely by physicians preserip-
tions which contain so many lanGcrAus
drugs, and strong spirits, and one that
must he answered or silenced in tho KID
news and liver by what DE-. stephens
saws ia the only kidney and liver spccilie.
He also saws that moderate opium and
other drug eaters, II they sustain the
kidney and liver vigor with that great
remedy, can keep up these habits u
moderation"
"Well does not this discovery give you
new revelation OF the power ei safe
cute2"
mo, sir; for years have tried to con-
vince the public that nearly a ac dt'-
eases of tie humon sgsem originate IN
toine disorder Of the kianeys or liver,
aud hence have log,callv declared thai
ii our specific were u'ed, over ninety
per cent Of these ailments would disap'
pear. The liver and kidneys seem 20
absorb these poisons from the blood and
become dcrravsd and diseased
"When these eminent authorities ihn5
publicly admit that there is 10 remedv 8
like ours TO enable the kidneys and iiyot
to throw Off the trightiul effects u ni
| deadly drugs and excessive use 81 stim'
| ulants il is m admission ol its power as
great IA any one could desire Tor /,
| through its Influence alone the opium
morphine, quinine, co'aine AMI liqnoi
hahis can be. overcome. what higher
testimonial OF Us specific power could be
asked for? 2"
"You really believe then, Mr.. Warner,
that the majority OF di ieases come from
kidney and liver complaintsY'
AZ do When you see a person mopng
and yroroling about, half dead and haii
alive, year after year, yon may sure y
put him down rs having some kidney and
liver trouble"
f'rhe other day was talking with d..
Fowler lhe eminent orculist OF this c'iyI
who said that half the patients who calne
10 him for eve treatment were a1ecict 1
by advanced kidney disease. Nov many
people wonder why in middle life thor
eve sight becomes 20 poor. A thorough
course OF treatment with Warmers safe
cure il what they need more han PAIR
of eye glasses. The kidney poison intha
blood alwavs attacks the weakest part
OF the body; with some it alIects the
,yss: with others the head, with others
the stomach or the lungs, or rheumatic